Schuylerville Central School - Schuyler Yearbook (Schuylerville, NY)

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The Junior Class held its annual prom on May 21. The gymnasium was attractively decorated in keeping with the theme “Rhapsody in Blue.” Tommy Rhoades orchestra played for dancing. At 11 o’clock the coronation took place. Gary Obie and Marilyn Guard were crowned King and Queen of 1954 by last year’s royal couple, Joseph Corsetti and Helen Simmons. Mary Murtaugh and John Nolan were crown bearers. A. Hughes, B. Nadeau, H. Simmons, B. Dornan, K. Barber. S. Drew, D. Haas, E. Fitzgerald, J. Corsetti, S. Deyoe, E. DeGrechie, F. Gailor, A. Hayes, P. Young, R. Cromie. Crown Bearers: M. Murtaugh, M. Nolan.

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Marilyn Guard Jean Driscoll Bernice Pornan Dorthy Hass Kathryn Ann Molloy Mary Ann Allen Timothy Williams Anne Hughes Elaine Fitzgerald Roger Sherman Joan Murphy Joe Lenz Sheila Deyoe Alma Hayes Gary Obie Richard Cromie

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SENIOR DIRECTORY NAME PASTIME FOUND FUTURE PLANS M. Allen Silence is unbearable Going North Movies Teaching E. Archer Piano Roll Blues Imitating Liberace Piano CPA Accountant K. Barber Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend Johnny Durkeetown Housewife L. Burch Smoke Gels in Your Eyes Eating in class Durkees Home Ec Teacher R. Burch Honesty is the Best Policy Sports Greenwood Boyce’s Engineer M. Butler Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered Eating Grange Hall Teacher P. Carter It’s clever, but is it art? Drawing pictures Barn Interpreter D. Cromie I’ll be a Dirty Bird Dixieland Soda fountain Language Teacher E. De Grechie Every Sweet hath its sour Waiting on table Glens Falls Business Teacher S. Deyoe Doctor, Lawyer, Merchant, Chief Practicing jumps Durkeetown Nurse B. Dornan Two can live as cheap as one Cleaning house With Allen Housewife S. Drew We are such devoted sisters Sitting in Cosy Nook Fort Ann Language Teacher J. Driscoll There was never a Saint with red hair Piano Music Room Music Teacher A. Eddy The sleep of a laboring man is sweet Working With Bernice Construction T. Eustis 7'he first wealth is health Talking In the Gym Surgical Nurse P. Fish By the Light of the Silvery Moon Babysitting Durkeetown Nurse E. Fitzgerald Too many cooks spoil the broth Baking pies 4-H Meetings Home Ec Teacher F. Gailor Silence is Golden Reading With Bill Telephone Operator H. Gardephe Great men are not always wise Hunting Durkees Marines M. Guard Buttons and Bows Sewing Glen Lake Teacher D. Haas Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Writing letters Not at home Home Economics A. Hayes Viclory belongs to the most persevering Business law Grange Telephone Operator L. Heffernan Wine, IVomen and Song Arguing with Miss Heren Villa’s Retire at 17 A. Hughes Variety is the spice of life Sports S. H. and home Nurse J. Lenz There’s a Song in the Air Singing Pizza Shop Pharmicist G. Mabb Teach Me Tonight Making remarks Durkees Service Career R. McShane Boys will be boys Reading Home Air Force K. Molloy Good humor makes all things tolerable Sports Gym Lab Technician D. Mulvihill Meet Mr. Callahan Walking up Prospect hill At Pat’s Marines